I may be the co-founder and COO of Burn Boot Camp and regularly preach living a healthy lifestyle, but at the same time I am all about taking a balanced approach to health. We need to be realistic—not restrictive—when it comes to living a healthy lifestyle.
With living a balanced, healthy lifestyle comes being realistic about how much I love margaritas and definitely not restricting myself from enjoying them from time to time! But, I am all about finding healthier alternatives whenever possible! So of course, I did some experimenting and came up with a preservative-free, extremely fresh skinny margarita that never fails to hit the spot!
All fresh ingredients!
You will be amazed by how a few squeezes of lime, lemon and clementine, and of course some tequila, come together to make the most refreshing and delicious skinny margarita! With zero processed ingredients, and the natural sweetness from freshly squeezed fruit, you’ll feel refreshed when drinking this skinny margarita and even more refreshed the morning after. Be sure to check out my episode of Morgan Makes It (below) where I show you just how simple this skinny margarita is to shake up.
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This Skinny Margarita is…
Fresh and fruity
Perfectly sweet
Extremely flavorful
Extra Refreshing
Ingredients:
1 oz. tequila
1 lime
1 clementine
½ lemon
Stevia to taste
Ice
Directions:
Squeeze the juice of the lime, clementine and lemon into a cocktail shaker. Add tequila, ice and stevia to taste. Shake for 10 seconds and pour into an iced-filled glass.
I prefer to use a lemon squeezer to easily squeeze the juice of the lemon, lime and clementine for this recipe.
Nutrition Facts:
1 serving:
Serves 1
Calories: 96
Carbs: 10g
Fat: 0g
Protein: 0g
